CGP_Labs

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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
I’m not exactly young anymore, but personally, whether it’s a printed book, a manga, an audiobook, or the internet—as long as the content is the same—I think any method of learning is fine, and it’s infinitely better than doing nothing at a
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
I think that's a fair perspective. I also see writing as part of thinking. Personally, I don't mind people using AI as long as they're still doing the thinking themselves rather than outsourcing it entirely.
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
That's a fair point. For factual content, AI output should be verified rather than trusted blindly because hallucinations are real. I see AI more as something to challenge and verify my thinking than as something to make decisions for
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
If someone has to ask, "Is this AI?" before they can tell the difference, then at least part of their reaction is about the label rather than the content itself. If they genuinely can't tell the difference, then whether it wa
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Show HN: A primer for non-coders to design software via structured AI dialogue(github.com)
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
Exactly. It’s funny — Japan once had a famous slogan, "Can you work 24 hours a day?" We were asking humans to become machines. Now AI is the one that can actually do it.
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
Haha, fair point. Maybe I am channeling a bit of Kirk vs. Spock. But I think the interesting question is whether AI can ever make the kind of irrational-but-successful bets that great leaders sometimes make.
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
Same here. It makes me wonder if many companies are optimizing for the same “rational” answers, and the real advantage comes from asking different questions.
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
Fair point — I may have blurred the line between middle management and C-suite. Though if my CEO has been doing middle management all this time, I might have some questions for him. My broader point was that structured decision-making is e
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
If LLMs start communicating with each other autonomously and develop their own internal language, the quality of human-readable code may become less important. In fact, humans might no longer be able to judge whether the code itself is good
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
It's ironic that AI can solve problems once thought beyond human reach, yet it still depends on humans to ask the right question.
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
I really admire people who can stay productive while working remotely. I couldn't. There are just too many temptations at home when no one's around to keep you accountable.
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
Considering AI's strengths and weaknesses, it makes sense that upper management—whose job often involves making decisions based on data and established practices—may be easier to replace with AI than frontline or essential workers, who
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by CGP_Labs 2mo ago
As a Japanese person, I'd love to try "space miso." I can't imagine what miso with a nutty flavor would taste like, but I'm sure it's delicious.